this case ultimately gets to the supreme court of the united states, and they divide it into four separate arguments. especially in light of the opinions that emerged, i think it is fair to say there are six separate issues the supreme court dealt with in this case. but first, and far away -- far and away the least interesting was the issue of the entire digest -- anti-intervention case. this came to the right of whether the court -- of whether the court had the right to listen to the case. a court relied on the act to decide. this was an argument they have to take seriously. the dedicated the first day of arguments to the case the question, and they decided unanimously that they did have jurisdiction. the one interesting thing about the reasoning was that for purposes of the anti-injunction act, the fact that congress labels the individual mandate a penalty and not a tax was pretty much the outcome-determinative they said they would take congress at its word. if they do not call it a tax, they do not qualify for the special rules of jurisdiction that say if you want to challenge a tax you